Sentence examples for balance proves from inspiring English sources

Once again, balance proves more beneficial than extremes -- and another personality myth hits the proverbial rocks.

If local charge balance proves to be the case, then even at one specific temperature and pressure, the way that "water" is incorporated into olivine should change with the activity of H2O, ( {a}_{{mathrm{H}}_2mathrm{O}} ), defined as f(H2O)/f(H2O)°, where f(H2O)° is the fugacity of pure H2O at the T and P of interest.

Such a balance proves difficult, and this is to say nothing of the decades of mistrust between Iran and the West casting a shadow over any negotiations.

Whether integration into the global system, on balance, proves beneficial to the emerging markets, or other developing nations, remains an open question.

As in other dishes, balance proved to be everything.

The bargain on balance proved mutually beneficial, at least to the countries that were part of the new market.

Charles Coulomb's torsion balance proved that Newton's law of inverse squares was valid for electromagnetic attraction.

Since 1999 Labour conferences have been dominated by the relationship between the party's UK and Scottish leadership; although strategists have always been aware this mattered, the right balance proved elusive.

The future of the Supreme Court's ideological balance proved to be a critical factor for many Republican voters.

The initial balancing proves that the problem of the inverted pendulum balancer can be solved, yet our mechanical limitations, namely poor motor/car performance (gear train slippage and soft-wheel slippage with the floor, which creates delay in the system as shown below), keep us from the ultimate feat of infinite balance.

So when striking a happy work-life-balance proves elusive, some consider setting up a business together.